REVIEW No Country for Old Men

On a basic level, I understand the comparison of No Country for Old Men to the Coen Brother's earlier films Fargo and Blood Simple - but in many ways their newest film is a culmination of their entire career. Each film in their oeuvre - both good and bad, drama and comedy - have led to this exquisite rendering of Cormac McCarthy's 2005 novel. As an adaptation of someone else's work, it divorces the brothers from a career of making homages to genres - not that films like Millers Crossing ... read more

I've read a lot of other reviews of the ep and I know some people had problems with it. I really liked the episode. But I feel that the promotion made two mistakes. They shouldn't have told us that the girl was a werewolf. It really made the shot where she finds her boss and screams totally irrelevant. If we hadn't known she was a werewolf that scene would have kept us from suspecting it, because there was no one there in the office for her to be putting on an act for. There are more points...

Review Responses! vimaro22: Thanks. I was aiming for cuteness. Jowaco: Yes. I felt like saying 'Atta boy!' Amindaya: Really? My cousins are freaks. They finish each others' sentences. But I think it just might be the way they are. My friend memorized V's speech. But she's a bit crazy. Sporkess: The Flu Season i s really, really weird. To get an idea of what it's like, you should go read Gray Matter by d'Neronique. It's good. It's just really strange. lilylupin7: They're still...

It's that time of the week again! An in depth review on the latest episode to air in Australia - Informed Consent. As always, I strongly urge you not to click if you do not wish to be spoiled.   Informed Consent Oh wow! I'm not quite sure to begin with this one, but oh wow, it was amazing . V ery House and Cameron centric. I should mention that from here on in, my reviews are going to be a little different to the first two. I'm coming off these episodes for the most part straight...

A feast not just for FANatics. Available for browsing @Borders. Yup, that's my 5-STAR-10-WORD REVIEW of Gorillaz's Rise of the Orge : How do you write a fake biography of a fake band? With style, writer and Gorillaz touring drummer Browne and comic book illustrator Jamie Hewlett, along with the design collective Zombie Fresh Eaters, answer back lustily. Gorillaz are a music/art hybrid masterminded by Hewlett and Blur frontman Damon Albarn, a veritable cartoon supergroup made up of...

MY REVIEW: THE MESSENGERS Directed by: Oxide Pang Chun & Danny Pang (THE EYE) Written by: Todd Farmer and Mark Wheaton Starring: Kristin Stewart, Dylan McDermott, Penelope Ann Miller, John Corbett MPAA Rating: PG-13 for mature thematic material, disturbing violence and terror. Cinema: SV Cinemas (Feb. 2nd, 2007) Now, I've only seen parts of the Pang brother's film The Eye (it on was IFC one night when I was at my dad's- but I had to leave to catch a flick that night), but from what I saw- these...